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Single crystals of Dy 11 Ge 4.33 In 5.67  were grown from a sample of the starting composition Dy 55 Ge 20 In 25  by arc-melting and subsequent annealing. Dy 11 Ge 4.33 In 5.67  crystallizes with the Sm 11 Ge 4 In 6 -type structure, space group  I 4/ mmm,  which was refined from single-crystal X-ray diffractometer data:  a  = 11.4329(16),  c  = 16.168(3) Å, w R 2 = 0.0341, 927  F  2  values and 42 refined parameters. The isotypic compound Tm 11 Ge 4 In 6  was characterized by X-ray powder diffraction:  a  = 11.262(2),  c  = 15.979(3) Å,  R  Bragg  = 3.53%. The Sm 11 Ge 4 In 6 -type structure is a coloring variant of the Ho 11 Ge 10  type, realized through germanium-indium ordering. The  p -element substructure has four crystallographically independent sites:  isolated  germanium atoms (Ge 4−  Zintl anions), In 4  squares and In/Ge–In/Ge dumb-bells with pronounced Ge/In mixing.

Crystal structure of Dy 11 Ge 4.33 In 5.67 and Tm 11 Ge 4 In 6 from X-ray single-crystal and powder data